Discussion Round 2: Teams & In Game Discussion

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In a shorter season like this, if Rowell goes close to a 100 avg, he may well be good enough to keep at M8 all year. No point upgrading if most other mids are only going at 105-108.

Really only a 16 game season for him, his average won’t get the chance to taper off late due to tiring out.
Be interesting to go back to last season and see what Walsh was averaging after 5 , 10 & 15 games finished with a average of 86.9.

The other thing is if Rowell is close to $ 525 k ish around Round 7/8 he might be a easy sideways to a fallen premium.
 

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Be interesting to go back to last season and see what Walsh was averaging after 5 , 10 & 15 games finished with a average of 86.9.

The other thing is if Rowell is close to $ 525 k ish around Round 7/8 he might be a easy sideways to a fallen premium.
S Walsh:
2019:
RD1-5: 99.6 from 5
RD6-10: 82.2 from 5
RD11-16: 84.8 from 5
RD17-21: 86 from 5
RD22-23: 74.5 from 2
 

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Points have still gotta go somewhere, after keeping an eye on the Brissy Freo game the other day, it seems like players that score well early and have a high SC : DT (In the is case Neale) keep that differetial in these shorter games, where I feel it used to flatten out a bit more in the longer quarters. Certainly it helps those with high TOG as you’ve shown.
https://supercoachscores.com/threads/midfielder-discussion.4318/page-55#post-574021

I did post a list of the top mids with the best DT:SC ratio in the preseason, Cripps, Fyfe and Neale were at the top of the list! So easy in hindsight haha
 
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